On the 17th of last month, the government announced the 21st real estate policy.

The key is to block the so-called'gap investment' by expanding the regulated area and strengthening the requirements for real residence.

However, many of them, such as real homeless persons, are strongly opposed.

The mortgage loan balance was limited to 40%, causing a disruption in the mid-payment and balance.

A couple in their 30s who gave a premium for the sale of apartments a month ago also said they were having trouble with the balance due to loan restrictions.

Even after the June 17th measure, the house price has not shown any signs, and as the complaints surged among the mistaken parties, the government decided to come up with additional measures.

Director of the Institute of Economics, a ancestor who wrote topics such as'Real Estate's Great Falling Age' and'Speaking Crazy Real Estate' 10 years ago.

I met him who predicted that real estate prices would drop significantly, and I heard if the prospect was still valid.

"The trend of population decline has been on the rise since November of last year, but now, the power of liquidity and resistance to government measures have persisted, and the demographic structure will affect real estate in the next 5 to 10 years." He said.

But other experts say that real estate policy is for whom it is a political and economic property, and in that sense it should be viewed as an ideological issue.

It is a complex problem that cannot be explained by the principle of simple supply and demand.

Others view the decline in population as a factor that causes the real estate market to differentiate rather than decrease in real estate prices.

This week, <Newstory> wants to check the real estate market, which continues to skyrocket despite successive measures, and highlight what the loopholes of government measures are and how to respond to mistakes.